Same as above to you. I don't work on boats though...lol.

if you ever need a tow to anywhere do not call precision tow.
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Yea i'm trying to find some good spots. I've been there a few times and haven't caught anything but I love the lake it's gotta be the biggest lake in JOCO.

Do a craigslist search for "Fishing" and you can usually find someone selling out for cheap. Ebay also has some fantastic deals on fishing lures. If you find some you like, check and see if the seller has a store - that way you can stock up and only pay for shipping once.

my kids and I caught some real nice bluegills in our pond on a little minnow "fly" in sort of a crawdad color. dont even cast it out, just use a long crappie pole I have that is 9 feet long, and dangle it out in the pond. I gutted, scaled, scored, breaded, and deep fried the 'gills. They were tremendous. Love watching the kids eat the fins and tails like potato chips

My favorite lures are an old Jitter Bug and an old Lucky 13.


PhilFree:arrow:

If I tried that, it would take Bill Gates to pay the tab. They have way too many things that just scream, "That thing HAS to catch fish".

It seems like 90% of the time I end up going back to a jig of some sort, a crankbait, or a plastic of some type anyway. But it is fun trying out the newest "must-have"

What ever you do don't start watching the "Bassmasters" I find myself having to have everything that Kevin Van Damn catches a fish on... And that dude catches a lot of fish.

I don't really understand your question, but if you want to use spinning equipment to throw small nymph-like creatures, you might want to google "trout magnets"

Or, just use a very small (1/64) weight pinched about a foot above the nymph, and a clear bubble float with a small floresent orange dot painted on it so it also acts as an indicator. You can't really throw dry's this way, but any subsurface fly, yes

Those kids will remember that for life.... :thumb:

lol....when I was 12 I lived in a condo community that had these HUGE ponds filled with Coy...My buddy thought it would fun to go out on a tube late at night and catch a couple of them....well we did...we gutted, scaled, dredged in flour, fried and fed them to my little brother. I got busted because the little asshole loved the fins....:banghead:

To this day my mother will bring up that story because the little bastard said "Mom...."those fins were nice and crispy"...

Good times...

Old school. Add a hulapopper and you have a tackle box

Pretty exciting day for me as a Dad. Baby girl caught her first fish with very little assistance.

Congrats to your Little Princess, and to you too, Dad.

Mepps and Rooster Tail spinners, I’ve been very few places that I couldn’t pull something out of the water with one of those.